Privacy policy. This topic describes the styles and templates for the Window control. You can modify the default ControlTemplate to give the control a unique appearance. For more information, see Create a template for a control.
The Window control does not have any named parts. The following table lists the visual states for the Window control. Thanks, nagaraju. Tuesday, January 25, AM.
I did not mention it explicit, but it was used in my sample. Just try my sample with a new project, and it should work. Hi, to change the corner radius of your window you have to draw it yourself. Hi Dani, It wont work, i already applied this one to a window it shows window white square corners at the border rounded corners you may check also. Set the Background-Color of the Window to Transparent, that will fix the issue.
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BI Dashboard. Office File API. End-User Documentation. Interface Elements for Desktop. Interface Elements for Web. Having defined the look-and-feel in a reusable Style , we need a way of hooking up the MouseLeftButtonDown event and handling it in our Window class. Unfortunately, this is a little bit tricky. However, putting your Style in with your actual Window doesn't give you a very reusable Style. Are you still with me? The following code example shows how to get a reference to that element and hook the mouse event in the CustomMessageBox class.
So, if you want to enable window movement for custom styled windows, then you need to call the DragMove method from an event handler for the MouseLeftButtonDown event. In this example, the CustomMessageBox class provides that event handling.
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